Retirement Planning: Leaving a Legacy for Your Family (That Will Stand the Test of Time!)
Leaving a legacy is often connected with money and real estate – but not always. Join us in discussion with financial expert Pam Krueger whose advice is sure to shed some light on the topic. Enjoy the conversation! Read More
Fashion and Changing Perceptions of Older Women: Introducing the Fierce 50 Campaign
Fashion can really change others’ perception of who we are, no matter our age. Join us in discussion with lifestyle blogger Jodie Filogomo who knows what it means to be a fierce woman. Enjoy the show! Read More
Tom Hanks Only Has Eyes for His Red-Hot Wife
After 30 years of marriage, it is not uncommon for spouses to stop looking at one another with adoration, lust, and pure, unadulterated desire. While 30 years with another person can often create an incredibly deep love and a genuine connection, it can also cause some of that initial physical attraction to naturally fade over time. Read More
Looking for a Job After 60? Career Expert Kerry Hannon Offers Some Useful Advice!
Money is a hot-button topic. Most people would rather admit to having an affair than that they have credit card debt! So, I set out to find an expert who could offer no-nonsense advice, just for women over 60. Kerry Hannon is just such an expert. Read More
3 Travel Tips for Mature Women Who Love Solo Adventures (#1 Can Save You $1,000s!)
Traveling solo and living like a local is a dream many older women share. The thought of immersing yourself in a culture you find fascinating is alluring. However, many mature women never take the plunge, letting their apprehensions override their desires. If you are looking for ways to travel off the beaten path but still feel safe and comfortable, you will enjoy today’s video with Shila Desai! Read More
5 Ways to Avoid Loneliness in Retirement (#4 is Free and Could Change Your Life)
Most boomer women have a strong work ethic and derive a great sense of identity from their work. After all, many of us started working when we were 15 and have worked for 45 years, so when work ends, there is often a huge void in our lives. This leaves many of us looking for ways to avoid loneliness in retirement. Read More
Why Saying “I Can” Can Make You a Winner in Your 60s
A friend and I were watching the Wimbledon finals on TV, clapping and cheering through every match. After the tournament, she leaned in to me and said, “Oh, how I wish I could play tennis. It’s such a great sport.” Read More
How the Arts Can Reduce Anxiety and Be of Emotional Benefit to Older People
Createquity is an online think tank that helps make sense of the news and research in the arts world. Their review of the evidence that connects the arts with our emotions reveals four things:
Read MoreEmbracing the Unknown is a Key to Finding Happiness in Life After Retirement
As we get a little older, we start to realize that we have fewer years ahead of us than behind. In many ways, this new perspective helps us see life in a different, more meaningful, way. Read More
Is Life After 60 Stressing You Out? Maybe it’s Time to Explore the Benefits of Meditation with Susan Piver
In our “always on” world, we often fail to take the time to reflect on ourselves. We are busy engaging in external activities that shape a definition of who we are – to other people. I have spoken with hundreds of women in the Sixty and Me community and many women say, “I work as a teacher.” “I give as a mother.” “I share as grandmother. “I give as volunteer.” Read More